Day: November 10, 2022

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AMENDED COMMERCIAL SURFING INSTRUCTION RULES FOR KAHALU‘U BAY Limits on Number of Companies & Students Aimed at Keeping People Safe

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AMENDED COMMERCIAL SURFING INSTRUCTION RULES FOR KAHALU‘U BAY Limits on Number of Companies & Students Aimed at Keeping People Safe...

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HONOLULU CONTRACTOR PAYS MILLION DOLLAR PLUS FINE FOR CORAL DAMAGE Healy Tibbitts Builders Takes Full Responsibility

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HONOLULU CONTRACTOR PAYS MILLION DOLLAR PLUS FINE FOR CORAL DAMAGE Healy Tibbitts Builders Takes Full Responsibility (HONOLULU) – In...

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ALL LAY NETTERS REQUIRED TO APPLY FOR PERMITS State Land Board Approves Changes to Lay Net Rules

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ALL LAY NETTERS REQUIRED TO APPLY FOR PERMITS State Land Board Approves Changes to Lay Net Rules (HONOLULU) –...

11-10-22 Police Seeking 3 Wanted Puna Men

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Hawai‘i Island police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating three Puna men wanted for outstanding warrants and questioning...

11-10-22 Police Looking for Missing Honolulu Man Donald Sniffin

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Hawai‘i Island police are requesting the public’s assistance in locating 22-year-old Donald James Sniffin, a resident of Honolulu who is...

LAUPĀHOEHOE POINT ROAD AND BRIDGE CLOSURE FOR HURRICANE LANE REPAIRS

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LAUPĀHOEHOE POINT ROAD AND BRIDGE CLOSURE FOR HURRICANE LANE REPAIRS The County of Hawaii Department of Public Works -...

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W. M. Keck Observatory Achieves First Light With Keck Planet Finder Posted November 10, 2022 SPECIALIZED FIBER-OPTIC CABLES BRING LIGHT...

Grandma, Grandson Have Dinner Paid For By Strangers In Random Act Of Kindness

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Grandma, Grandson Have Dinner Paid For By Strangers In Random Act Of Kindness A grandmother and her grandson had their...

Why More Than 600 Foodland Workers Are Poised To Strike In Hawaii 0 The local supermarket chain has been in talks with the union since its collective bargaining agreement expired in April 2021.

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One of Hawaii’s largest private employers is scheduled to meet Thursday with union leaders to avert a threatened strike that...

Hawaii Island Is Getting New Federal Funds To Tackle Health Care Shortages. Is It Enough? 0 Gov.-elect Josh Green also has pledged to address problems with accessing care, especially in rural areas.

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Jim Cisler was worried. He had driven his wife, Sharon, to Queens North Hawaii Community Hospital in the evening after...

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Day: November 10, 2022

AMENDED COMMERCIAL SURFING INSTRUCTION RULES FOR KAHALU‘U BAY Limits on Number of Companies & Students Aimed at Keeping People Safe

HONOLULU CONTRACTOR PAYS MILLION DOLLAR PLUS FINE FOR CORAL DAMAGE Healy Tibbitts Builders Takes Full Responsibility

ALL LAY NETTERS REQUIRED TO APPLY FOR PERMITS State Land Board Approves Changes to Lay Net Rules

11-10-22 Police Seeking 3 Wanted Puna Men

11-10-22 Police Looking for Missing Honolulu Man Donald Sniffin

LAUPĀHOEHOE POINT ROAD AND BRIDGE CLOSURE FOR HURRICANE LANE REPAIRS

Grandma, Grandson Have Dinner Paid For By Strangers In Random Act Of Kindness

Why More Than 600 Foodland Workers Are Poised To Strike In Hawaii 0 The local supermarket chain has been in talks with the union since its collective bargaining agreement expired in April 2021.

Hawaii Island Is Getting New Federal Funds To Tackle Health Care Shortages. Is It Enough? 0 Gov.-elect Josh Green also has pledged to address problems with accessing care, especially in rural areas.

Breweries with the most highly ranked beers in Hawaii

Gov.-elect Josh Green considering new ways to address old problems in Hawaii

City declines to restore public access to the radio traffic of first responders

Puna park renamed in Kenoi’s memory

THE KOHALA CENTER: Employment/Opportunities/Events

This New Technology Uses Sound Waves To Put Out Fires In Seconds

How The Legislature Is Violating A 187-Year-Old Constitutional Right The Legislature has always acted quickly on petitions. Why is it delaying this one? Especially in the face of strong citizen support.

Wahiawā Dam Takeover: State Signs Off On Acquisition The state is one step closer to acquiring the dam, which has a price tag for repairs in excess of $60 million.

Kaua‘i Community Beetle-Mapping Project May Be A Model For Hawai‘i Funded by a county grant, the project tracks coconut rhinoceros beetle feeding, breeding, treatment and trap sites.

How To Stop Your North Shore Farm From Flooding? Move, Developer Says Waialua farmers were flooded again last weekend, the fifth time since February. A local developer says it’s time to look for new land, but for many that’s unfathomable.

HAWAIʻI DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION ANNOUNCES CHARGES IN TAX CASE; DEFENDANT ARRESTED

BIIF boys basketball: Kauka, Huihui lead All-League selections; Kapeliela, Awa named Coaches of the Year

Tree maintenance project begins in Lili‘uokalani Gardens

Hearing set for two East Hawaii men accused of smuggling fireworks

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